wicked-sick-ltd/publicuniverse
Public Universe astronomy tools and skills: explore catalogue data, plan stargazing, explain objects, build lessons and check space facts using a free public MCP server.
This skill should be used when the user asks "which asteroids are passing Earth this month", "any close approaches this week", "is any asteroid going to hit us", "near-Earth objects coming up", "asteroid flyby for our assembly/newsletter", or wants upcoming close approaches explained in plain English.
This skill should be used when a teacher asks to "plan a space lesson", "make a worksheet about the planets", "Year 5 Earth and space lesson", "KS3 gravity activity", "GCSE space physics starter", "A-level Kepler practical", "STEM club activity using real NASA data", or wants any classroom activity built from live PublicUniverse data for a UK key stage.
This skill should be used when the user asks "tell me about Europa", "explain Halley's Comet to a 7-year-old", "what is 2022 UP6", "make a fact card for Ceres", "describe Neptune for my class", or wants any planet, moon, comet, asteroid, dwarf planet or meteor shower explained at a chosen reading level using live PublicUniverse data.
This skill should be used when the PublicUniverse team asks to "audit the PublicUniverse data", "check the catalogue for errors", "run a data quality check", "why does Saturn show 316 moons", "sanity-check last night's build", or wants the PublicUniverse catalogue compared against official figures with fixes proposed.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "write this week's sky roundup", "draft a PublicUniverse blog post", "social posts about what's up this month", "newsletter for PublicUniverse subscribers", "SEO content for publicuniverse.net", or wants publishable astronomy content built from live PublicUniverse data that links back to PublicUniverse pages.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "fact-check this", "check these space facts", "is this right about Saturn's moons", "verify the numbers in my worksheet/brochure/post", "check what the AI said about the planets", or pastes astronomy claims to verify against live PublicUniverse data.
This skill should be used when the user asks "what can I see tonight", "is Saturn up tonight", "which planets are visible", "when does Jupiter rise", "stargazing plan for this weekend", "where do I look for Mars", or wants a viewing plan for a place and date using live PublicUniverse data.